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PRsDVlhlORs.

BUTTER-Butterine, 1856; creamery,
DO; dairy, Ice; country butter, l5a22c.
HOG PkODUCTS-str sng mess pork, new,
81 so; old SIS 50; sugar cured hams; lltS
bacos, sJse0c; cleor side bacon, .sIio914c;
bacon shoulders, 10; bulk pork clear sides,
$40; clear rib eides, S1sgSl4c; shoulders,
exc; long clear, 09s1ic; pork strips. no.
LARD-Tierces, oNc; halt Barrels, To-;
6HEESE-Prime nats, Q siOsj New -Ysrk
factory, none; isll srean, 1Ic; IsunE
AP Piss Est.p.rr... 81 50; half barrels.
'PottTaY-6 Chicken. active; spring, 81 Is
Fl FRESH mi Maxfs- Cold .tcras. beef, fore
quarters, so; hindquarters of beef, loo;
mutton, 80. Memphis msats-Bsef fore
sSn SS76. 'p P0r s,9 Sgs1G rove A
steady and quiet. Porf-s.sady; irregular;
BB boxed shoulder. IS 5S@5 az; long clear,
q 20; clear, s17O; clear ribs, 81, Is; fhort
clear; 81 ,O1h Bacon-bO1sd sh uldsrs, 80 y
5 so; short clear, IS 67lTs@s rs. Hams
steady aud firm nj llASlic. Eggs firm at
lie Butter frmi creamery, hSl7c; dairy,
l0gl4c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. June lizard wa,
weak, Win very III tie Duslbess, ana Tree OF
ferings caused a decline of 2>se5o. July
sold at Sc 67h@67 21a, and closed at the bot
tom fgu es short RIOS were moderately
active but un.ett ed. The opening was
frmer, and "a 900 h Cher. owing 10 the bet
at the advarc,, but liberal selling produced
n weaker feeling, and prices declines 100
l212c, but m improved de and caused a
rail- of los later, last sales being At an ad-
vance OF 2He over yesterday: July
opened at 81 TO-, sold to 81 SIX,
aud closed at the oIening figures.
CaSh quotations were as follows: Mess
pork, per brl, S22; lard, per 100 lbs
So 621z@6 6) short lib sides, loose 81 $50
1917; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, s. 80
a5 10; short clear sides, boxed, 81 90@7 s..
The lead ng futures ranged as follows:
Mes pork, per brl-June ,pened at s22,
highest S22, lowest $22, CLOSING at 81. Lard,
per 100 ib,-Juhe opened At 81 65, high
est s. 65, owest Sc 62h closing at
621a; July opened a So 70, highes Sc 70.
lowest So 67h closing at s. 67H; .Au-
gust opened at So S2%. highest, S. S2H,
lowest So ~, clos .hg at Sc ~; Septen Der
opened at So 92h highest s. 921a, lowest s. IS.
cl Isinp a So S712, Sort ribs, per 100 lbs June
opened al 81 20 highest 81 TO- lowest 81 571S,
closing st 81 67h; July opened at 81 70,
highest 81 70, Iowesi 81 57gS, closing at 81 on;
August opened at 81 77H, hi hest 81 7715,
lowest 81 67h, closing Isl ~ September
opsred at 81 8s%, highest, 81 IS, lowest,
81 77%. closing st 81 s. On the Produce
txch nge today the butter market was
steady, W. tn good demand; creamery, 1871
Gle; dairy, l2015a Eggs steady, with q
good demand, at 13@lic.
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Stock Stock Total Total
U. t. Interior Towns Stocks. Crop.
lports
GENERAL TRADE.
RREAOsTUFFs,

C0RNMEAL-Staudard, 81 1902 IS; pearl,
S3 2ia3 IS; roller, 81 40, quiet.
from leyee or depot, slS 5O@1i; prime. from
store, 7O@75c; oar load ffom levee or depot,
Sl2 50gl3; prairie, from store, Soc; car load
from levee or depot, So.
BRAN.F,ou store, s'c9sl; from leveO or
60RN-From store, white, SOC; mixed.
$50 from levee o depot, white, in bulk, 46J (;
in SACKS, 49c; mixed, in bulk, 42c; In
0AfS~From store, white, 4Oc; mixed, SIC /;
from leVea or depot, white in bulk, 351lc; in
sacks, 37Ic; mixed, in bulk, Sic; in
sacks, $50.
FL0UR-From store, common, So 25@S so;
family s365g3 IS; choice, 50 90gi; fancy,
BEANS-Navy, g; medium, 81 90.
0ATMEAL-ln half barrels, s293 25 from
CRAcKED wHEAT-In half barrels. 81 IS
.'f Ro&INY AND GRITs-From store, $50
CaACKERs-SOda, extra, &c; soda. treble
SOY; assorted jumb!es, loo.
LIVERPOOL, June 1;-Wheat dull, good
supply. Corn duh and loser; new mixed
Western As Id per central.
KANSAS CITY, MO, Jure 1l.-wheat
dull and nominal n! No red cash. zoe bid /;
July DOC Old. bOTn weak NO. =, caeh, an u
June, 1919 bid, 301Ic asked; July, S05zc.
0ats-No. 2 June, 2S1zo asked.
NEW YORK. June II Flour receipts, 49,
lI9 pkRs; EXPORTS, $3.50 br 8, q ,575 SKIS; very
dull saIss, loo brls. Wheat receipts, 1852,
$50 bu; exoorts, 362,2l1 blu; sales,3 $50. 900 Blu
futures and 2l2, 900 bu spots. Corn receipts.
1910 Lu; exports, e,6S5 bu; sales, 600 BIZ
futures and 10000 bu spot, Oats steady
receipts, $500 blu; EXPO It's, IS bu; sales,
II 200 bu futures and 5000 Blu spots.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June 11.--Flour dull and
lower. Wheat lower; early was from lzTs to
| Sc lower, but recovered somewhat and closed
| ld2l5c below .yesterday; No. 2 ted, clsh, Sic
| June, SO982azc. closing at 80hc bid; July,
| 791l S0ISc, closing at 791fc; August, 1870
s0jfc, closing At 79Hc: September. seas &c
| closing at S0Izc asked; October, eI5E0eS21ze
| closing at 8l16c bid. Corn A9lc lower; cash
35c; June, Sc; July, 351E93514q, closing a
! 35%c; August. 35zsc Oats very dull cash
| 27kc; June, &c bid; July, 24zc bid. Rye
none offers5. Hay dull and weak; timO.
! thy 50 50ds4 SO; prairie, 80 al Bran weak
4 66c. Cornmesl steady at - 1892 IS Re
Z ce pts-Flour. 300 brls: wheat, 1900 bu;
corn. 1900 bu oats. q. 900 bu; rye. none
| barley, mono. shipments-Flour, 1900 brls
! wheat 10 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, ZOO
| bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, none.
| CHICAGO, ILL, June 1.-THE govern
! mont crop report OF yesterday was su Pile
| mented by further bad crop report news To-
! dAy This, together with the large charter
: of ye ter tay for shipment and strong Cali
iornia markets, made hrmer markets. july
opened AZ STI6c against close last night Al
S514c and sold to S01sc In the drst few min
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GENERAL NEWS
GkN kkAL NkWN.
CLEAR and hot.
DULL on the levee.
RIVER risingIslowly.
BusINRss very quitt.

DULL on the levee.
RIVER risingIslowly.
BUsIERss very quiet.
THREE boats leaving today.
The Gsyoso leaves tomorrow for st.
Francis river.
THK r. l.. Cobb Is the regular pack
ct leaving tomorrow evening for Arkansas
river.
GEORGE RIoHARDs, the circus man,
has purchased tho steamer Mike Davis Ger
5000 cash.
TBw Golden Rule il ovarirA from
New Orleans. At Vieksburg she added Sss
barrels of Gil
Tue Rob R>y carried a large num-
Dor Of. people TO Island Grove park yester-
day afternoon.
THR City OF Vicksburg passed to st.
Louis yestsrday evening. She added here Is
tons OF sundries.
The Buckeye State, Cipt. VintoH,
leaves tomorrow evening for Cincinnati.
Capt. q. u. Russell Is agent.
THE Will s. Have took The Annie p.
Silver's cargo and she should pass hero to-
morrow on her way to New Orleans
THE Belle Memp ia passed ia Vicks-
burg yesterday evening with a good trip,
Sho put OF here llS5 packages of freight and
added 25 tons of sundries.
~. AoL,.li.., ,,,oL,,. ID..,;. -
linz hoOn,i hun P"Nr'S 'eNVink 70
morrow are the lNty OF Providonco, for
NleMDurg, ht III olOek m ana tho Clty
OF Oairo' Tor D.. Lou g. al oielocK y, IN.
The Jameg Lac. Cant. Olepyatt.
I.axos nj 4 o,,iccL ,his xon,rO ror Hslao1
anS F,is.s poJnt Mnssr Whii a., n.h
ford, Will DlrIHah and John Rhodes are her
''erN''
IHR Rene Msoready, CAPT, Higgins,
Is the Lee line packet leaving this eve aing
for Golddust, Osceola and wAy points,
M Mess =, Wm: sm,,hsr, CHARLEY LeitSich ana
'VaH N"', ~. wv
IBE k'e Adams IA the U uited
States mail packet leaving this even ng for
Helena, Terrono, Cencurdia, Atkau'as City
and all way landings. Capt. VA Cheek
commands, with Messrs. VIM Blanker, Lew
Price and Harry Beat In tn office,
IT, xoo,i,,,a ~ .L...
ihh ieoelpIe ny ths loc packe W
yesterday werN as follows: Reno Macr.ady.
from Osceola, ia rack, cotton seed, 200 cot
| Of lumber and Al packages Eu 1dfiesi Kate
| Adams, from Arkansas City, bale cluoA.
| 40i sacks cotton reed, horse, s packages
| sundries; james Lee, from Friarl Point, 6
| ba on cotton, 232 saoSs cotton seed, IL sacks
| wool and packages sund ries.
AO.ypo snec,aIsavs. puo,s sr,;xir~
81 IN. sp." 49,. .v.s ~. ntk
!Iom ABOVE tepoIt ,tpe ourIont IN inc VbhW
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LUH BIER MARK Eft,

The following arc the wholesale prices Of
Lumber in this market:
P0PLAR-1 in., Isl and I'd clear, SIS; IL
and 2 in. LIST and I'd clear, SIS; common
board, Sl2 50dl5; siding strips, 1hx6, face
measure, LIST and %, S26; dressed, |, IN and
2 in L. and ID, s3Og35; common dressed,
in, fl5S20.
TIMBER Poplar, s5as; cypress. Sa9;
cottonwood, s2s3; gu n, 50 s3 50; oak, tjsS I;
ash. 50 8; black walnut, t10S50.
RED GUM-2ls, slSgl9, nominal; COM
mon, SSdl0.
GoTT0NwooD-1 to 3 in. mill run, culIs
out, sl0@l1.
YELLOW PINE-1. ~ and 2 in Let and
I'd, go d24; dressed, $50; A Oring, and in +,
$l5; flooring, Sand in, 81 so; I'd flooring,
S2 so; heart ST, p lumber, S309i0; q ceiling,
SIS; II ceiling, Sl2 so; Il ceiling, $40.
ASH-lst and "a clear, to in, tO@23;
common, Sll@l3 80,
CYPRESS-I, 81 and Q in, lst and I'd,
clear, t25@27 so; common, SIS; fencing,
Ike,
sHINGLES-No. I, sawed or shaved, "a;
sawed or shaved gaps, 81 so
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying, .lssso, sia3; selling,
. 50 Per bArreli dried apples, Sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 60 from store.
VEGErABLES-0nion 81 5@2 50 from
store Cabbage, crate, SSsS IS. Kraut, bar
els, t6 half barrels, So: Garlic, 81 per 100,
0FRUIr - 0ran ges, imported. IS o09i
per box. Lemons, 81 50a3 50 per- box; large
supply Bananas, 81 5Oda2 so per bunch.
NUTS-Coaeoanuts s. per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, So; Tennessee iarmers' stock, SO
10; roasted, 21<c higher; shelled, loo. Al
monds, $50. Waluuts-Eu glish. lSc; French,
l5c, Filberts, l21te. Peeans-Texas, 79l0c ;
Brasil nuts, 1870. Chestnuts-Imported
12hc per pound.
RAfsINS..LondOn layers, s.; laysrs,sa rs f;
California, 81 10.
PIcKLRS-In Jars, pints, s6ci quarts, 81 so
half gallons, 81 rs; gallons, 50 rs; loose, bar
rels, d 50g7; half barrels, ~; mixed, bar
rsls. SO So mixed, half barrels, IS.
RGGs-Firm l11<elsc.
PQTAT0ES-New, buying, $500 so; loose,
selling, 81 per barrel.
cIDER-Nsw Ysrk, t6 50 per barrel and
IS 20 per half barrel.
FISH-MAekerel, half barrels, No. ],
% IS; No. 2, Is IS; No. 8, IS; lob kit, No. /,
o.; No 2, CSC; No. s, $50. Dry behring's.
family, IS per box.
GAMs-GAme ash, $3.50.
vlNEQAR-l09l6c per gallon.
S0APS-SgSl<c.
CANDLRS-Fuii weight, 5000.
sNUFFS-Gsrrett's, lose; Ralph's,
10hs; Railroad, go.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORs RTC.

wHIsKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 No5; redistillsd goods from $50 to 81 20,
SINIs-AmsTic.s e.irs, sts, s7es; Piper
Heid.ieck, sts, SIS; pilts, Sis Mumm's eX-
ira dIy, sts., "a; .pint:, Sl SO; Veuye
S Si; "S 81 Isl Il, Sn. ; s .nr: ST. r 50
wine, fel2 for su; Cstswbs, sweet, sOce
l per gallon; Catawba. dty. $lsl % psr
gallon; Catawba, sweet, s. 50a5 per case /;
CAtAwbA, dry. AS5 per ease; California
wines. sl@l so psr Ealloa; imported port,
81 0g6; i'm ported sherry, 81 SOFAS imported
ale (Burke's bottleryl, pints. 81 s.. OTIS, IS F;
cider, ats, t3s3 So; tasks, half pints, 81;
gross piuts, "a; cts. 50.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June 1l.-Whisky
steady, 81 05,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June ll.-whisky--dis-
tiiler's finished goods, 81 II.
.tsady I; sales, sis Srii. ini.Ssd goods en- !
basis of 81 %.
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. 9lS, Shelby County Docket-MaEy j.
Cooke II al. vs. J. 5. Hatcher ct al
TTNDE and by virtue Of a decree Of sale
" entered in above cause by the supreme
Court OF Tennessee, sitting at Jackson, at
the April term. 1887 l will eel 1t public cut
Saiarday, 18th day OF June, 1887,
in front Of the courthouse door, In the Tax
log District Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
late city II Memphis, the following lot Of
'I s,A btIst s.S, sUaS Ds,ng Tsnu .Se
see, late city Of Memphis, being lot No. az,
block No. 81, fronting 231S feet, more or less,
on the west side Of Main street and rum NJ
back $50 feet, more or less, to an alley, upon
which Ia 81 uAted athres. story brick building
or store house. known as No. $50 Main street,
said property being situated between Gayoso
ami Union streets.
Terms-sl5,0 900 cash, balancs in two equal
pa, ments at one and two years, with per
cent, INTEREST," a II n to he 70 aimed on said
property to secure said deferred payments
anu ~ ''N JNO. W. BUF0RD, Clark.
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Telephone 500.
j. p. PRUTZMAN & co.
COMPOkITION 8OOFERs,
BlTUNEN CONCkECE PAYERS.
Of,ioe and Y ard, Front q N OteI SITS.

DOOFING Of Woolen Felt, Roofing Co
N ment and Gravel. Used on almost all
the business and public buillings Of Cinein-
natl, Chicago, 81. Louis, and other leadins
durable, does not require constant repaint-
ing, and is much cooler during heats Of sum-
msr. PAVING Of BitumeD Concrete. Ex-
tensivoly used for cellar and warehouse
doors. stable and carriage house hoors, areas
and Kitchen yards, walks ard drive ways.
Hard, smooth, entirely free from dampness,
proof against rats, always clean and whole
Iom0. In sanitary valve unoauAled,
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
firm and closed Arm; middling, lie.
Sales, unimportsnt; receipts, 10 bales; ship
ments, ,14l4 balesi stock on hand, 0i0O
bales; receipts to d,te, 659,870 bales; ship.
ments to da Q, 645. z43 bales.
FXpuANnU nIInTAnTONc
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DRUGS, PAINE. Ans Oils.

DRU 9S-Quinine, P. q W., o., $50; cans,
sc; New York quinine, ~. ,55c cans,5Oc; Be
J 5. qginine, oE 6Cc; cans. t5c mo 'phninI ,e
?. * w., q OF, 90 S5 OF. OF. Walls &lP;
New York !. T6orphins, 4 Oh, s. IS per oE'ii !
o.; 5 o. cans, lSe on. 1nm opium, Per
pound, q 80; powdered, Sc per pound 10
dide, potash. - per pound: Subniir te bis
muth, " ~ per pound. inclusive; chloro-
FORM, 45c per pound; blue mass, 43e per
pound; ealomsl' Sgc per. pound; n mercury lo fS
po1nd; camphor, 2sc per pound: alcohol,
per gallon. 81 40
PAINTS AND 0IL-White lead Colliet's,
SIC per pound, 30 OF Is days; Southern
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: MONDAY, JUNE 49, 1887

Whit lead, % pr. pound, 500 pounds, 51z,s
s{c "a Is days: boiled linissd oil. lSs per
Eallen, BY barrel; raw. Dc; turpen tine $40
Per gallon, By barrel.
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SREDS-Cloyer, n rs per bushel; orchard
grass, 81 1901 40; hsrdsgrass. SOC; timothy.
t7@t Is, German, millet, &0SSs; stock peas,
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RIyEms AND wKArasEM.

0YFIOR SIGNAL SyRvIol, u. y. All
MEnrHIs. June II, pm.
Tho following observstions arc taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian time,
which Is one hour later than Memphis time;
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HIDES--Dry nint, No. l, $50; No. 2, 40 ;
dry sailed, 10 dl2c; green sAlted, No. ], no
No. 2, 60; green, $3.50. Sheep skins, l5c0sl.
BseswAx, 2Oc. TAllow, 40.
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NAILs-los, irsn. & 1892 %; steel, % SOC
LRAD-5c.
sH0T-DrOp, 81 80; buck, 81 IS.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
T0BACC0-Common, 25935e ;other grades,
ccdDSbo
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At noon: Liverpool spots we're steady /;
fair demand. Sales, II 600 bales. Of which
American 1000 bales. Receipts, 1000 bales,
OF which American 900 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows: Ordi-
nary. 5-lsd; good ordinary, SID; low mid
ding, 51Id; good middling, ed; middling
uplands, Cd; middling Orleans, Sd.
The prsses are sipen N pence and 64ths, thus:
4 So means 63-64d; and Oh meaas sd.
AT noon; Liverpool futures were quiet;
June, -: June-July, 0 00oj 63d; July
August. o 0l@6 cod; August september,
0ctob S W6,s@bs1 ssd Nso isc svn
Der, $5e6 81; December-Jsnuary, s SD;
September, 6 God.
At Dam: Liverpool futures were weak;
June pa; nuyer;s's S Sup h@ SIa, BUY
tember, 5 esd, buy ers; September October.
8 AID. buyers; October, November, 5Sd;
sellers; Noyember-De 5 SD, buyers;
Deoemher-ja1uary. 8 SD. buyers; septem-
Der, 9 cod, sellers.
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CORN FED CATTLE Choice to'e1tra, "a
4Sc; good, 31494c.
Grass 0AfTLE-Choict 9l4aS $40; good ,
2N@31tc; fair to medium. 2h9214o; SCALA
Wags, fH@lc.
HOG isChoics, 5951lc;; good, 41I@5c.
SHEEP-Choice, 40; medium, 3N@G1zo;
comm on, SlG1l so.
LAMB5-0hOics, 1896; common to goo d,
per h ad, 81 5Og3.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June 1.-THE Live
Stock Indicator reports; Cattle-Reoeipts 500
head; sh pmsnts, none; market about
steady; good TO choice, 81 25@s4 so; com
mon to IN sdium So 5OGll IS; stockers, % Goa
325; feeding steers 50 30d9 10; COWS, 500
8 IS. Hogs Receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 2 90 head; opening strong, clos
ina weak; good TO choice, " 1904 90;
common 10 medium. 81 l5g4 IS; skips and
pigs, 1894. Sheep-Rec ipts, so head I
shipments. none; marke. steady; good
10 choiss, $3935O; common TO medium, $50
275.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 1.-THE DroVsrs'
Journal reports: Oattle-Receipts, 1000 head (;
shipments, mono; market slow and steady I;
thipp ng tte re, IS 70d4 9O stockers and
feeders 81 20S3 40; COWS, bulls and mixed,
81 1898 IS; Texas cattle, 2 1903 50. Hogs
Receipts, Is. 900 head; shipments, 1910 head |;
market active, 5giOc higher; rough and
mixed, 81 1905 Is; packing and shipping
8jg5 25 ght, 81 65@5 1915 skips, s3d4 40.
sheep Receipts, 0 head; shipments,
none; mIrket at ady; natives, 1894 40;
Western. SO 25d4 40; Texans, 90 1898 80;
lambs, 81 50@3 so perhead
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
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WOOL.

woodbury. grease wool, unwashsd. Is
0lSc; clear grease wool, % S2oc; bury
washed, 1890; tub washed, 1880.
ST. LOUIS, juno ll,-WoOl less active and
Q shade lower.
NEW YORK. June l1.-Wool quiet; do
nestle fleece, S7@Sse; pulled, li@Sle; Texas,
e,s24c.
LONDON, June ll.-Atthe wool sales 10 {.
day there was spirited bidding, American
buyers competing freely. Lower qualities
closed firm At osterdAy's advances.
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NAILS. LEAD. SHOT.

P0WDER-Kegs, Is; half kegs, 81 rs;
aArter kegs, 81 50.
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psux.pa Avn HORspa

15x hands high, tl25el4O; l5< to Is hands
high, SIS 600. The, chief demand Is for
mules from lax to Is hands high.
draft, 81 45als0; saddle. 81 25Si75; extra
saddle, s1759275; plugs. 1895.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT |
Memphis and Cincinnati i Pack OF

d. COMPANY. ST
Str, OhiO....................M M. M. Deem, Muster
Str. Granite stated. A. LindIay, master
St.. buckeye state. II. J. Vihton, master
Str. DesOtO .........."..Jobn s. Jones, master
Leaves Men phis for Cincinnati every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at s pm.
Leaves DIN sinnati for Memphis overy
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at : pm.
Making Special Rates 10 ExcursIon
Parties.
Through Tickets at Low Rates TO
1t. Louis, chicago, New York, PhEia.
delphia, Baltimore, Washington
and All Points North
and East.
Call at the Company's Office, No. IL Madi-
son street, for full particulars.
O. b. RUSSELL, Agent.
JOHN CARR, Passenger Agent.
ss-Telenhone No 22I -@
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New York and principal cities North and
East, u discount buying, e premium sell
ing; New England sight, u discount buy
ing; New Orleans, 4 discount buying, par
.aallinR.
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STEAMBO
For Sale.

THE slsrnwbsel. steamboat I'D FOSTER.
j As she now lies At he foot Of Jefferson
3 n. hold; cylinders 8 inch diameter, ~ r.
stroke; one boiler. Is very cheap on fuel
and rams we'll. IL now ready or businesss
and Is sold because We have no place for hor.
II not sod fore, will DO sold at psblis sss--
ten, on board of said boat, TO the hiGAlgt
bidder, on tho 20TH JUNE, at n m. AAk
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New Gayeso.
HARRINGTON. STEWART 4 WHITE.

FMOrhlhfOhh.
CHLs. 9, RoTH......... Manager.
RatsT q so 10 per dAy, according 10 lsos
ton Of rooms.
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DR. s Rogers 6w. TennJ J MoCrum, Mo
Geo II Nsttleton, Mo Il L Goodbar, Tenn
Geo Winston, Mhs in Bearer, Ala
j N Webb, Ky u CSmith, Tenn
FAWil iamsoD 6w, PaGeo W Hart, Va
Mr., II Leslie, KS ! N Montage. Tenn
ID Mcdonald, Ark N T Evans, Miss
W II MoOlane, Miss g II Lester, Ohio
B Terry ~, Mo Geo A Rewlsy, NY
g o Sackett, NY u X Miller, NY
wainwright, Tenn J Powell, Tenn
X Owens, Ark l. h Kent, Miss
II Kimball, Miss J ii kice, Ark
s 4 Cochran, Ark TN Gould, Tex
X 3 Motiett. Tex y II Cook, Mo
l. ID ID AXE, Mo @ T POote, Ark
8 Il Thseher. Ark o b Hanson, Ark
r 4 Mckee, Tenn A 4 Smith. Tenn
X q Wells, Tom o II Grant, Tenn
r s Perkins, Tenn L q Scott, Tenn
A r Young, Ark en- Purcell, Ark
L b Watkins, Ark q D Bishop, Tenn
L p Davis, Ky GSJook, Ala
u NJ Sterling, Ala W b johnson, Ky
nm Sledge, Miss N B SCOTT, Miss
l Hoskins, Ky II I HAines, Ne
l. A Dunton, Mo II j heaVes, No
TR Williams, Tex CM Roger, Tex
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Peabody Hotel.

Rates 81 so and 81 ter day, according to
sise and location Of room-Spocial
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WVNIU . VIJIDbIl DUI LII
The New York Financial Chronicle ofJuue
1lth gives the following fgu 'es: Total
visible supply, 2,066, 1923 bales, against 2,1l2,-
639 in 1876. These fg0res indicate a de-
crease Of cotton in sight OF 1871 bales, as
compared with the same date in 1886, and
decrease Of LOIS bales as compared with
same date in 1885.
STOCKS AT PORTS.
Comparative statement of stocks at United
States ports and in terror towns for fourteen
years. together with total cropl. June llth:
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FINANCE.
OLEARINGS.

Money firm and supply amply
sufficient for the demand at to s per
cent. The Clearing House report is as fol-
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A. NJ. HARE,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
And Expert BoOk-Keeper
No. 81 MADISON SIT.

DOCKS Opened, Posted and Balanced /.
ID Intricate Accounts Adjusted, Trial Ball
apces, Balance Sheets and Statements made
out. Arranges Partnership Accounts, acts
Spscialty. Consultations daily. free Kloi
charge, from u 10 O'clock.
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NEW YORK, June IL Money on call
easy at 394 per cent, closed offered at 4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sos PEI cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at "a 8l1<
for go day bills and "a So for demand.
Bonds-Govetnment and State bonds were
dull and steady.
Stooks-The stock market was remarkably
favorable bank statement, the room irac ers
ola bsArish turn RETAINED from putting out
any now lines. While the demand was ex-
ceetingl' light, the tone Of the dealings was
heavy for the most part. The usual active
list was perfectly barren of feature, but
among the specislties there we're . few wild
fluctuations. including n sharp adVaace of
"a per cent. in Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago. and decline in st. Paul and
Duluth. Canadian Pacific and Lake
d ETs SHa P Tss ws5s
was weak as declipes from last
evenings figures, xtending to- per cent
Trading was exceedingly dull and prices re-
NAMED steady with moderately firm tone
during the frs, hour, but after time every
thing became heavy and the market cl ,sed
dull at shade below The opening prices.
The active stocks, with few exceptions,
are all lower this evening. but the declines,
excspt in the case of Louisville and Nash-
vile, which is down q, N no case exceed u.
Railroad bonds were dull: s.les. S5g6 900.
final changes are about equally divided be-
tween gains and losses.
The total sales OF stocks today were
$500 shares, including Erie, $3.50; Lake
Shore, 200; Louisville and Nashville, 27O0;
Missouri Pacific, 1900; N rthern Pacific.
1900; Reading, 7lOO; st. Paul, 32OO
Union Pacific. 200. Closing quotations;